Friday, September 23, 2011

Garden Lunch

Sweet onions, beans and tomatoes
Rinse
Toss with leftover rice
Eat
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Harvest Time

A very scary and impressive looking yellow carrot! Thank you Ed Hume Seeds!
The vegetable garden is wild place this year! I never tied up the tomatoes, and as any vine would, they have rambled all over everything. I don't mind too much, but it is a sight.
The Marigolds show where the two vegetable garden beds are, the middle area is supposed to be pathway between!
San Marzano Tomatoes
An heirloom tomato...I wonder if it is supposed to be orange or red...
Lettuce with frog inhabitants.
Parsnips
Beans
Lettuce, Onions, Carrots
Purple Vienna Kohl Rabi
Sweet Peas & Snow Peas in a tangle.
The zuchinni never did take off this season, and is dwarfed even more by the hard as nails sunflowers.
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One last flush of flowers

Magenta Bee Balm.
Hyssop
Glads 'Wine and Roses'
The meadow grasses
The front yard, fading for fall a bit. The sunflowers were so huge and bright, they insulted the rest.
Perennial Sunflower
Sunflowers and Anise Hyssop
Yarrow
Gaillardia
Hydrangea had a poor performance this year. I don't mind because last year was SO incredible.
Autumn Crocus
Asters were new to my garden this year, they are impressive.
And finally, a sign that Winter's coming: rich black seed heads emerging from silver iris blades.
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